This week brought the spectacle of the French and English language debates. With Mark Carney’s Liberals maintaining a narrow ...

It’s a Monday evening in an industrial building just south of Edmonton. Pierre Poilievre is on stage, surrounded by a massive ...

With the Montreal Canadiens securely in the playoffs and the French debate safely behind them, federal party leaders met for ...

It was only six years ago, but 2019 feels worlds away. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was living at 24 Sussex, still ...

Like Trump, Carney says one thing one day and the exact opposite the next. He said in Alberta he wants Canada’s oil and gas ...

Wrecking a national bulwark makes sense if Poilievre is fine with foreign assimilation. What would Machiavelli say?

The Bank of Canada is set to make an interest rate decision today amid looming trade war impacts to the economy. The central ...

The Conservative Leader’s proposal to use the notwithstanding clause to allow for consecutive life sentences is ill ...

In today's Battleground Breakdown, we travel to Edmonton Centre and explore how vote-splitting could benefit the Conservatives in Liberal Leader Mark Carney's hometown.

The leaders of the NDP and Bloc Québécois are in favour of moving the French-language election debate to avoid a conflict with a potentially high-stakes Montreal Canadiens hockey game.

As the federal party leaders prepare to face off in debates in Montreal this week, experts say they’re likely working on ...

"We will bring in tougher laws to target vandalism, hate marches that break laws [and] violent attacks based on ethnicity and religion," said Pierre Poilievre.The post Canada opposition leader vows ...